Visual Basic vs. Visual C++ 
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 Visual Basic vs. Visual C++

Hi,

Can anyone join the discussion of  Visual Basic vs. Visual C++ ?

Basically, what VC++ can do that VB can't and vice versa.

By the way, in which newsgroup(s) I can find VC discussion ?



Mon, 15 Dec 1997 03:00:00 GMT  
 Visual Basic vs. Visual C++

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>Hi,

>Can anyone join the discussion of  Visual Basic vs. Visual C++ ?

Visual C++ is Microsoft C++.  There is nothing visual about it.  
After the sucess of Visual Basic the Micro$oft Marketing Machine
renamed Microsoft C++ to Visual C++.  "If Visual Basic is great
Visual C++ must be also."  The two are completely different

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>Basically, what VC++ can do that VB can't and vice versa.

The question should be what can C++ do that VB can't.
C++ can do everything that VB can.  You can create a lot
of things faster in VB than you can in C++.

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>By the way, in which newsgroup(s) I can find VC discussion ?

comp.lang.c++

By the way...if you want C++ get Borland C++.  If anyone tells
you that VC++ is better than BC++ ask them if they have *both*
installed on their machine.

John



Mon, 15 Dec 1997 03:00:00 GMT  
 Visual Basic vs. Visual C++


Quote:

>>Can anyone join the discussion of  Visual Basic vs. Visual C++ ?
>Visual C++ is Microsoft C++.  There is nothing visual about it.  
>After the sucess of Visual Basic the Micro$oft Marketing Machine
>renamed Microsoft C++ to Visual C++.  "If Visual Basic is great
>Visual C++ must be also."  The two are completely different

 Very true.  VB is infinitely better for things like the first user i/f
prototype and fully functioning smaller programs.

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>By the way...if you want C++ get Borland C++.  If anyone tells
>you that VC++ is better than BC++ ask them if they have *both*
>installed on their machine.

 I also have both installed on my machine, and I would personally vote
for VC++.   I think the Microsoft doc, the use and clarity of the class
library and the view/doc scheme is much better than BC++.  One thing
I liked with VC++ is the fact that it automatically builds a complete,
functioning and perfectly compiling skeleton application from the
start.  Getting going in BC++ is not so easy, and learning the whole
flow of control in the Windows program is easier and clearer in VC++.

A matter of taste, I suppose.

--



Tue, 16 Dec 1997 03:00:00 GMT  
 Visual Basic vs. Visual C++

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>>By the way...if you want C++ get Borland C++.  If anyone tells
>>you that VC++ is better than BC++ ask them if they have *both*
>>installed on their machine.
> I also have both installed on my machine, and I would personally vote
>for VC++.   I think the Microsoft doc, the use and clarity of the class
>library and the view/doc scheme is much better than BC++.  One thing
>I liked with VC++ is the fact that it automatically builds a complete,
>functioning and perfectly compiling skeleton application from the
>start.  Getting going in BC++ is not so easy, and learning the whole
>flow of control in the Windows program is easier and clearer in VC++.

Also, MS has a lot of sample/demo code available as well a lot of books
assume that you are using VC++ for the examples.  As an owner of Borland
C++ I have spent the last couple of weeks translating .dll/VB demo code that
was originally meant for VC++.  I would be much further ahead if had VC++
instead.




Wed, 17 Dec 1997 03:00:00 GMT  
 Visual Basic vs. Visual C++

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>I know this discussion would be outside the scope of this
>newsgroup, but I just gotta say, "are you mad?"  Borland
>doesn't even hold a candle to VC++.

Assuming you don't want to run VMS, I mean WNT:

Templates?
Run-Time Type Information?
Exceptions?

VC++ is a joke of a compiler that only Microsoft could possibly get
away with selling.  

John



Mon, 22 Dec 1997 03:00:00 GMT  
 Visual Basic vs. Visual C++

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>By the way...if you want C++ get Borland C++.  If anyone tells
>you that VC++ is better than BC++ ask them if they have *both*
>installed on their machine.

I know this discussion would be outside the scope of this
newsgroup, but I just gotta say, "are you mad?"  Borland
doesn't even hold a candle to VC++.

J. Kyle Rickett

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Mon, 22 Dec 1997 03:00:00 GMT  
 Visual Basic vs. Visual C++

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>>By the way...if you want C++ get Borland C++.  If anyone tells
>>you that VC++ is better than BC++ ask them if they have *both*
>>installed on their machine.

>I know this discussion would be outside the scope of this
>newsgroup, but I just gotta say, "are you mad?"  Borland
>doesn't even hold a candle to VC++.

  Sorry, but I disagreee.  I have both BC++ and VC++, I'll take the
Borland products.  
  Since you are a MSP and have such a tight relationship with Microsoft,
can you tell me why VC 2.x goes to an all black screen when you compile
(running Windows 95)?

John McKnight



Mon, 22 Dec 1997 03:00:00 GMT  
 Visual Basic vs. Visual C++

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>Assuming you don't want to run VMS, I mean WNT:

>Templates?
>Run-Time Type Information?
>Exceptions?

>VC++ is a joke of a compiler that only Microsoft could possibly get
>away with selling.  

I use both and I'm moving my company over to VC++. Those features you mention
are useless in a DLL using most windows products.

--
Rick Insane Diego...    
Golden Gate Software
http://www.electriciti.com/~rkligman



Wed, 24 Dec 1997 03:00:00 GMT  
 Visual Basic vs. Visual C++


Quote:

>>By the way...if you want C++ get Borland C++.  If anyone tells
>>you that VC++ is better than BC++ ask them if they have *both*
>>installed on their machine.

I use both and dread the time I have to spend with Borland. I'm counting the
days I can delete it off my machine. I love VC++. But of course there are a
lot of people with the opposite opinion.

--
Stephen Estes



Sat, 27 Dec 1997 03:00:00 GMT  
 Visual Basic vs. Visual C++


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says:
>>I know this discussion would be outside the scope of this
>>newsgroup, but I just gotta say, "are you mad?"  Borland
>>doesn't even hold a candle to VC++.

>Assuming you don't want to run VMS, I mean WNT:

>Templates?

yep

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>Run-Time Type Information?

yep

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>Exceptions?

yep

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>VC++ is a joke of a compiler that only Microsoft could possibly get
>away with selling.  

foolish demagoguery

--
Stephen Estes



Sat, 27 Dec 1997 03:00:00 GMT  
 
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